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Junk Mechanics Locations & Systems Index

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Clearly unofficialUpdated October 5, 2026
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Locations

Junk Mechanics map locations

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LocationWhat it is for
JunkyardBuy rusty cars; spawns refresh over time or with rerolls.
Nando's mechanic shopRepair engine, radiator, tires, and other damaged parts (about 85-90% condition).
Tire ZoneOptional rims and tires for a little extra value.
Tuning shopNext to Tire Zone, behind the suspension shop; ECU and gear tuning with import/export codes.
Paint shopRepaint before selling for a large value boost.
AuctionsPremium/regular auctions for rare cars; Rick's quick buy pays under value.
Mr. Lupin's luxury dealershipBuys Tier 4 and Tier 5 cars at the best reported prices.
GaragesStarter, medium, and specialist garages; the spawn garage can be set in Settings.
Fast-food cleaning jobLow-pay mopping job for players who cannot afford a car.

Sources: Avinestas (YouTube), Radex Tips (YouTube), Avinestas (YouTube), Avinestas (YouTube)

Game systems

Junk Mechanics systems and currencies

Cash

Main currency from car sales, driving, the Carl's Jr. job, speed traps and codes.

KMs (driving distance)

Driving around the map earns a small amount of Cash over time.

Condition %

Repairs at Nando's raise condition to about 85-90%; paint pushes value higher.

Car tiers 1-5

Higher tiers are rarer; Tier 4-5 cars sell at Mr. Lupin's luxury dealership.

Premium Auction Keys

Open premium auctions, reported as the best odds for Tier 4-5 cars. Earned from codes, tasks and quests, or bought with Robux.

Tuning (ECU + gears)

Adjust gearing and ECU at the tuning shop; tunes can be exported and imported as codes.

VIP game pass

The VIP game pass is reported to give 10% more Cash from car sales and driving.

Junkyard rerolls

Paid refresh of every junkyard spot (Store items Junkyard 1-4); more spawns, same luck.

Tier quick list: Tier 1, Tier 2, Tier 3, Tier 4, Tier 5. Full breakdown on the tier list.

Sources: Avinestas (YouTube), Avinestas (YouTube), Avinestas (YouTube), Avinestas (YouTube)

All reference pages

Wiki reference pages
PageWhat you will find
Locations and NPCsEvery shop, junkyard and named NPC, what each does, and a first-session route.
GlossaryPlain-English definitions for tiers, condition, rerolls, keys, Cars & Bids, ECU tunes and more.
Cars listReported cars by tier and where they come from.
Limited and exclusive carsThe two Robux limiteds, auction-only cars and fictional badge names.
Tier listHow the Tier 1–5 system works and how to get a Tier 5.
CodesWorking, mixed and expired codes with sources.
Update logEvery weekly update since August 2026.
FAQTwenty-five quick answers.

How the game's economy fits together

Junk Mechanics has one main loop and several side systems that feed it. You buy a damaged car in a junkyard, raise its condition by repairing parts at Nando's and Tire Zone, polish and paint it at the customs shop, and sell it to a buyer. Juan buys anything; Mr. Lupin pays more but only for Tier 4 and 5; Rick buys instantly for less. The profit funds a better car, an extra garage, or performance parts from Car Zone.

Around that loop sit the luck-based systems: Cash auctions, premium auctions that need keys, junkyard rerolls, and since October 3, Cars & Bids, where players bid against each other. These can produce rare cars but are not reliable income; the game itself warns that auctions are not meant to be profitable. Performance systems (engines, turbos, superchargers, the tuning shop and wheel fitment) mostly matter for cars you keep rather than cars you flip.

Progress is measured by net worth, shown since September 5, which adds your Cash to the value of your cars. The higher junkyards added on September 20 display net worth figures on their signs, and their better rare-car odds are where most late-game money comes from.

Official facts at a glance

From Roblox's public data, October 5, 2026
FactValue
Game page title[UPD] Junk Mechanics
PublisherOil Leak (verified Roblox group)
Created on RobloxMarch 12, 2026
PlatformsDesktop, Mobile, Console
Server sizeUp to 12 players
GenreSimulation / Vehicle Sim
Content maturityMinimal (suitable for everyone)
VisitsAbout 53.3 million
Next scheduled eventHalloween Update, October 10–13, 2026

These figures change daily; the Roblox game page is always the most current source.

Coverage status

Still being researched

  • OpenA complete named car roster with every tier and in-game badge name
  • OpenComparable sale values and per-model performance tests
  • OpenExact auction and junkyard spawn odds (they change with updates)
  • OpenContents of the October 10 Halloween update
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